Huge high school offensive lineman chooses WSU
Christian Haangana, a 6-foot-6, 347-pound offensive linemen, announced his decision to accept a football scholarship from Washington State on Twitter.
MONDAY, NOV. 23, 2015
Video: Dom Williams
Dom Williams talks to the media before his final regular season game.
Video: Gunnar Eklund
Gunnar Eklund talks rivalry week.
Video: Jeremiah Allison
Jeremiah Allison talks about the Apple Cup.
Video: Ernie Kent Monday press conference
Ernie Kent talks about the WSU men's basketball team.
Mike Leach Monday press conference
Mike Leach previews the Apple Cup.
Apple Cup game notes
Apple Cup game notes, courtesy of WSU Athletics.
A couple flashes of brilliance adds some shine to a lackluster Seahawks season
A GRIP ON SPORTS • You like silver linings? Well, if you do, we have a couple for you in this disappointing Seahawks season. Read on.
Morning links: WSU eyes northwest championship
Washington State heads into Apple Cup week ranked No. 20 in both major polls and has a chance to win the northwest crown for the first time since 1983.
Bill Pierce's Almanac: High school football at Albi
Since the beginning of high school football in Spokane, local teams have used a number of different venues for their games. Early on, Natatorium Park and the Spokane Interstate Fairgrounds, along with local baseball parks were often game sites.
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